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08 Rosie O'Malley, CEO DV Prevention Centre Part One
This is part one of a two-part interview. Rosie O'Malley is the CEO of the Domestic Violence Prevention Centre on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
In this episode, Rosie discusses why anger management classes are not appropriate for perpetrators of DV (domestic violence) as well as the reasons behind the violence.
Important contacts
Police Emergency 000
Ambulance 000
I800 Respect 1800 737 732
LifeLine 13 11 14
Domestic Violence Prevention Centre www.domesticviolence.com.au (QLD)
DV Connect 1800 811 811 (QLD)
In this episode, Rosie discusses why anger management classes are not appropriate for perpetrators of DV (domestic violence) as well as the reasons behind the violence.
Important contacts
Police Emergency 000
Ambulance 000
I800 Respect 1800 737 732
LifeLine 13 11 14
Domestic Violence Prevention Centre www.domesticviolence.com.au (QLD)
DV Connect 1800 811 811 (QLD)
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By Tony EdwardsThis is part one of a two-part interview. Rosie O'Malley is the CEO of the Domestic Violence Prevention Centre on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
In this episode, Rosie discusses why anger management classes are not appropriate for perpetrators of DV (domestic violence) as well as the reasons behind the violence.
Important contacts
Police Emergency 000
Ambulance 000
I800 Respect 1800 737 732
LifeLine 13 11 14
Domestic Violence Prevention Centre www.domesticviolence.com.au (QLD)
DV Connect 1800 811 811 (QLD)
In this episode, Rosie discusses why anger management classes are not appropriate for perpetrators of DV (domestic violence) as well as the reasons behind the violence.
Important contacts
Police Emergency 000
Ambulance 000
I800 Respect 1800 737 732
LifeLine 13 11 14
Domestic Violence Prevention Centre www.domesticviolence.com.au (QLD)
DV Connect 1800 811 811 (QLD)